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• * The Hand of Ethelberta:
  * ___ Chapter I. A Street in Anglebury—A Heath Near—Inside the “Old Fox Inn” [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Jul 1875
  * ___ Chapter II. Christopher’s House—Sandbourne Town—Sandbourne Moor [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Jul 1875
  * ___ Chapter III. Sandbourne Moor (continued) [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Jul 1875
  * ___ Chapter IV. Sandbourne Pier—Road to Wyndway—Ball-room in Wyndway House [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Jul 1875
  * ___ Chapter V. At the Window—The Road Home [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Aug 1875
  * ___ Chapter VI. The Shore by Wyndway [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Aug 1875
  * ___ Chapter VII. The Dining-Room of a Town House—The Butler’s Pantry [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Aug 1875
  * ___ Chapter VIII. Christopher’s Lodgings—The Grounds About Rookington [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Aug 1875
  * ___ Chapter IX. A Village Inn—Rookington Drive—Christopher’s Rooms [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Aug 1875
  * ___ Chapter X. A Lady’s Drawing-rooms—Ethelberta’s Dressing-Room [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Sep 1875
  * ___ Chapter XI. Lady Petherwin’s House [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Sep 1875
  * ___ Chapter XII. Sandbourne and Its Neighbourhood [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Sep 1875
  * ___ Chapter XIII. Some London Streets [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Sep 1875
  * ___ Chapter XIV. Arrowthorne Park and Lodge [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Sep 1875
  * ___ Chapter XV. The Lodge (continued)—The Copse Behind [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Sep 1875
  * ___ Chapter XVI. A Turnpike Road [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Oct 1875
  * ___ Chapter XVII. An Inner Room at the Lodge [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Oct 1875
  * ___ Chapter XVIII. A Large Public Hall [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Oct 1875
  * ___ Chapter XIX. Ethelberta’s House [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Oct 1875
  * ___ Chapter XX. Near Sandbourne—London Streets—Ethelberta’s [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Oct 1875
  * ___ Chapter XXI. Ethelberta’s Drawing-Room [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Oct 1875
  * ___ Chapter XXII. The Neighbourhood of the Hall—The Road Home [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Nov 1875
  * ___ Chapter XXIII. A Street—Neigh’s Rooms—Christopher’s Rooms [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Nov 1875
  * ___ Chapter XXIV. Ethelberta’s House [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Nov 1875
  * ___ Chapter XXV. Ethelberta’s House (continued) [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Nov 1875
  * ___ Chapter XXVI. Ethelberta’s House (continued)—The British Museum [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Nov 1875
  * ___ Chapter XXVII. The Royal Academy—The Harefield Estate [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Dec 1875
  * ___ Chapter XXVIII. Ethelberta’s Drawing-Room [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Dec 1875
  * ___ Chapter XXIX. Mrs. Belmaine’s—Cripplegate Church [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Dec 1875
  * ___ Chapter XXX. Ethelberta’s—Mr. Chickerel’s Room [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Dec 1875
  * ___ Chapter XXXI. Ethelberta’s Dressing-Room—Mr. Doncastle’s House [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Jan 1876
  * ___ Chapter XXXII. On the Housetop [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Jan 1876
  * ___ Chapter XXXIII. Knollsea—A Lofty Down—A Ruined Castle [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Jan 1876
  * ___ Chapter XXXIV. A Room in Lychworth Court [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Jan 1876
  * ___ Chapter XXXV. The English Channel—Normandy [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Feb 1876
  * ___ Chapter XXXVI. The Hotel Beau Séjour, and Spots Near It [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Feb 1876
  * ___ Chapter XXXVII. The Hotel (continued), and the Quay in Front [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Feb 1876
  * ___ Chapter XXXVIII. The House in Town [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Feb 1876
  * ___ Chapter XXXIX. Knollsea—An Ornamental Villa [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Mar 1876
  * ___ Chapter XL. Lychworth Court [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Mar 1876
  * ___ Chapter XLI. Knollsea—Melchester [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Mar 1876
  * ___ Chapter XLII. Melchester (continued) [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Mar 1876
  * ___ Chapter XLIII. Workshops—An Inn—The Street [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Apr 1876
  * ___ Chapter XLIV. The Doncastles’ Residence, and Outside the Same [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Apr 1876
  * ___ Chapter XLV. The Railway—The Sea—The Shore Behind [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Apr 1876
  * ___ Chapter XLVI. Sandbourne—A Lonely Heath—The “Old Fox”—The Highway [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine Apr 1876
  * ___ Chapter XLVII. Knolsea—The Road Thence—Lychworth [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine May 1876
  * ___ Chapter XLVIII. Lychworth (continued)—The Anglebury Highway [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine May 1876
  * ___ Chapter XLIX. Lychworth and Its Precincts—Melchester [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine May 1876
  * ___ Chapter L. Anglebury—Lychworth—Sandbourne [by Thomas Hardy], (sl) The Cornhill Magazine May 1876
• * The Hand of Hands, (pm) Sievier’s Monthly Oct 1909
• * The Hand of the Mystery Man [by John J. Garbutt; Black Whip], (ss) The Ranger Jan 23 1932
• * A Hand Shake-Up, (ms) Magic Love Mar 1946
• * The Hand That Hid in Darkness [by William Murray Graydon; Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #114 1920
• * Hand to Hand, (ss) Chums Aug 23 1893
• * Hand-Launch Glider, (ms) Flying Aces Sep 1942
• * Handball, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper Feb 9 1884
• * Handcuffs and Hacksaw, (ms) Best Detective Magazine Aug 1931
• * Handel, (ss) The Australian Woman’s Magazine and Domestic Journal Mar 1 1884
• * Handforth the Ventriloquist! [by E. S. Brooks; St. Frank’s], (ss) The Boys’ Realm Jan 31 1920
• * Handforth-Poultry Farmer [by Maurice Nutbrown; St. Frank’s], (ss) The Boys’ Realm Feb 5 1921
• * Handforth’s Pet! [by R. T. Eves; St. Frank’s], (ss) The Boys’ Realm Feb 14 1920
• * A Handful of Chrysanthemums, (ar) The Ludgate Nov 1897
• * A Handful of Heroes, (ar) Look and Learn Incorporating Ranger Magazine Jun 1 1968
• * Handful of Queens, (pt) New York Nights Feb 1937
• * Handicapped by His Name, (bg) The Scrap Book Aug 1907
• * Handicraft, (ar) Good Housekeeping Aug 1910
• * Handkerchief Duels, (ar) Nickel Western Jan 1933
• * The Handkerchief from the Harem, (??) 10 Story Book Jul 1935
• * Handkerchief Game Still in Use, (ms) Detective Story Magazine Mar 12 1927
• * Handkerchiefs, Bags and a Pillow, (ar) The American Needlewoman Apr 1926
• * Handle with Care, (ms)
  • Blue Steel Magazine Mar 1932
• * Handley Page “Harrow”, (ia) The Lone Eagle Oct 1938
• * The Handley Page Hampden, (pi) Air Stories (UK) Oct 1939
• * The Handley-Page “Harrow” Heavy Bomber, (ia) Air Stories (UK) Jul 1938
• * The Handley-Page “Heyford” Bomber, (ia) Air Stories (UK) May 1937
• * Handling Broad-Gauge Rolling Stock on Narrow-Gauge Railways, (ms) Chambers’s Journal May 30 1908
• * Handling Our Wheat, (ar) Modern World Dec 28 1940
• * Handmade Monsters—and Their Ladies, (ia) Argosy Mar 1947
• * Handout, (ms) Walt Coburn’s Western Magazine Jun 1951
• * Hands Across the Air, (ms) Complete Novel Magazine Mar 1927
• * Hands for Seeing and Hearing, (ar) Collins Young Elizabethan Aug 1954
• * Hands Off [by Edward Everett Hale], (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Mar 1881
• * Hands Off the White Herd!, (ss) The Skipper Feb 5 1938
• * Hands Off Those Diamonds, (ms) Cavalier Sep 1953
• * Hands Off, America, (ms) My Magazine Feb 1925
• * Hands or Feet?, (pi) The Modern Boy Mar 10 1934
• * The Hands They Feared [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #452 1937
  • Dixon Hawke Library #560 1941
• * Hands Up!, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine Oct 10 1931
• * Hands-On Designer, (pi) Penthouse Jun 2006
• * A Handshake—A Kiss—A Promise, (ts) True Experiences Apr 1946
• * Handshake Over Hunland, (ar) Sky Birds Jan 1931
• * A Handsome Cloth in Hedebo Work, (ar) The Girl’s Own Paper and Woman’s Magazine Jun 1917
• * Handsome Is That Hansom Does (Unimproved Version), (cs) Chums Mar 29 1893
• * Handsome John Gatsimer [by Alice Cary], (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1870
• * The Handsome Man [by Edward Bulwer-Lytton], (ss) Reynolds’s Miscellany of Romance, General Literature, Science, and Art Apr 3 1852
• * Handsome Needle Variety, (ms) Romance Apr 1949
• * Handsome Needlework, (ms) Romance Jun 1950
• * Handwriting As Evidence, (ms) Best Detective Magazine Mar 1931
• * Handwriting in Crime Detection, (ms) Detective Story Magazine Nov 4 1922
• * Handwriting of Spies, (ar) Modern World Jul 3 1940
• * Handwriting Tells No Lies, (ms) Detective Story Magazine Nov 8 1930
• * A Handy Bath for Small Cottages, (ms) Chambers’s Journal Jul 25 1908
• * Handy Device for Children’s Photographers, (ms) Chambers’s Journal May 30 1908
• * Handy Farm Mechanics, (cl) The Country Gentleman May 15, Dec 4 1920, Oct 8 1921
• * Handy Gadgets [by A. Neve], (ia) The Silver Jacket #24 1955
• * The Handy Man About the House, (ar) Ladies’ Home Journal Oct 1 1910
• * A Handy Man with a Pen, (ms) The American Magazine Sep 1913
• * Handy Men Around the House, (ms) Western Story Magazine Dec 22 1928
• * Handy Pleater for Laundries and Cleaners, (ms) Chambers’s Journal Sep 26 1908
• * A Handy Sack-Holder, (ms) Chambers’s Journal Nov 28 1908
• * A Handy Source of Income, (ms) Best Detective Magazine Sep 1931
• * A Handy Stretcher, (ar) Chums Sep 2 1916
• * A Handy Tassel-Fastener for Blinds, (ms) Chambers’s Journal Jul 25 1908
• * Handy the Hubby! [by E. S. Brooks; St. Frank’s], (ss) The Boys’ Realm Jan 24 1920
• * Handyman—Donald R. Richberg, (ar) The American Magazine Oct 1934
• * “Hang Ten”, (pi) Argosy Oct 1975
• * Hang-Gliding: Flirting with Death at 25,000 Feet, (ar) Argosy Jun 1976
• * Hanged for Murder, (ms)
  • Private Detective (UK) #7 1951
• * Hanged for Murder, But Lived to See His “Victim!”, (ms) Speed Detective Jul 1944
• * Hanged Till Dead - He Was Brought to Life, (ar) Parade Jan 6 1968
• * Hanged Twice on Same Day, (ms) Detective Story Magazine Jan 6 1923
• * Hanged While Fainting, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine Oct 10 1931
• * Hanging House, (cn) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Jul/Aug 2018
• * Hanging in “The Good Old Days”, (ms) Best Detective Magazine Jan 1931
• * The Hanging of Russian Bill, (ms) Speed Western Stories Oct 1943
• * The Hanging of the Rustlers’ Bawd, (ts) Man to Man Yearbook Spr 1965
• * Hanging on the Brink: An Adventure in the Higher Alps, (ss) Cassell’s Saturday Journal Nov 15 1890
• * Hangings Are His Hobby, (ar) Flynn’s Dec 12 1925
• * The Hangman and the Judge, (ss) The Chartist Circular Sep 19 1840
• * Hangman’s Deputy, (ss) Tantalising Tales May 1948
• * The Hangman’s Derby [Dixon Hawke], (nv) Dixon Hawke Library #535 1940
• * Hangman’s Handbook, (ms) Mystery May 1934
• * Hangman’s Knots, (ts) Mystery Jan 1934
• * Hangman’s Necktie, (ss) Dynamic Western Stories Jul 1941
• * Hangman’s Stone, (ms) Clues Mar 1927
• * Hangs Son from Chandelier, (ms) Detective Story Magazine Oct 9 1917
• * Hangtown Hussy, (ss) Western Romances Sep 1958
• * Hank Hammond’s Plot; or,The Gold King’s Double, (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #207
  • Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #207 189?
• * Hanna and the Bandwagon, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 20 1904
• * Hannah, (cs) The Bible Story Jun 20 1964
• * Hannah Fanthorn’s Sweet-Heart [by Mary Kyle Dallas], (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Sep 1865
• * Hannah Jane [by Petroleum V. Nasby], (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Oct 1871
• * Hanoum: A Mongrel of Stamboul, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine Oct 1894
• * The Hanoveraner CL3A, (ar) War Birds Jan 1935
• * Hans Christian Andersen, (pm) St. Nicholas Nov 1875
• * Hans Henrik Lerfeldt, (pi) Penthouse Aug 1982
• * Hans Kanters, (pi) Penthouse May 1987
• * Hans Memling, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Dec 1907
• * Hans Wagner, (pt) The American Magazine Jul 1910
• * Hans, the Small Esquimaux, (pm) St. Nicholas Aug 1875
• * Hansel and Gretel, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly Jan 6 1923
• * Happenings, (cl) Penthouse Feb, Mar, Apr 1972
• * The Happiest Man in London [by Ida J. Lemon], (ss) The Cornhill Magazine Aug 1894
• * Happily Ever Afterward, (ss) McCall’s Mar 1922
• * Happiness, (ms) The Busy Man’s Magazine Feb 1907
• * Happiness [by James Russell Lowell], (pm) The Atlantic Monthly Apr 1858
• * Happiness, (vi) Pan: A Journal for Saints and Cynics Sep 1920
• * Happiness I Never Expected, (ts) The Passing Show Feb 29 1936
• * Happiness in Hospitals, (ar) Everyland Mar 1910
• * Happy 20th Anniversary, (is) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine May 1993
• * Happy Birthday, (pm) Grit Story Section May 19 1940
• * Happy Birthday!, (pi) Escapade Oct 1956
• * Happy Birthday, Captain Chester G. Mayo, USN (Ret.), (ms) Dime Novel Round-Up Dec 1981
• * Happy Birthday, Sherlock Holmes!, (ms) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jan/Feb 2019
• * Happy Compromise, (ms) Golden Love Tales Oct 1946
• * “The Happy Day”, at Daly’s Theatre, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) Aug 1916
• * Happy Days, (pi) Lilliput Sep 1948
• * Happy Days Club, (cl) Weekly Welcome and Woman’s Way Sep 19 1942
• * The Happy Dead, (pm) The Literary Emporium Feb 1845
• * Happy Dust, (ms) The Grand Magazine Nov 1939
• * A Happy Escape, (ct) Boy’s Comic Journal Apr 30 1892
• * “Happy Evenings”, (ar) The Strand Magazine Jan 1904
  • The Strand Magazine (US) Feb 1904